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In this week’s guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to play a solo blues shuffle that doesn’t require any accompaniment. You’ll learn how to use different chord voicings when you improvise rhythm and lead. I’ll also show you how to easily transpose this and play it in any key
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spot on , yet again.
Eee Haa! That’s a whole lota fun there.
Aaah, the Little Sister shows up again! 😍
There’s so much to learn here, very powerful lesson, thank you, Brian 🙂
Seen it on amazon for around 4500.00 usa lol.. it is a cool looking blues parlor,, description is interesting to read on amazon.. wonder if I hear a bit of twang like them hot rod telecasters?
The custom builds are 4500, but the one I play is a stock “Crossroads” version which are around $1400
sounds great thanks,, i was under the impression all were custom,, I will have to drop in the shop and check out some,,i’ll wear my AM tee when I do visit his shop think it is local..my buddy mentioned he knows the owner.. ty ,,good luck with it ,it looks and plays nice
Can you tell me what kind of guitar this is – I am looking for a warm sounding acoustic electric parlor guitar. For a warm sound maybe I need a mahogany one. Thanks
I just found posts about this B&G guitar on the forum so I will continue my comments on the forum – sorry for posting this question in the wrong place.
Brian plenty to lear hear another terrifically useful lesson. Thanks John Strat
This one is a bit difficult for me but I will try try to get some take aways out of it.
Brendan
Beaut solo blues composition Brian and another excellent lesson. I’ve already picked up half a dozen takeaways in just the first five or six minutes. Thanks again.
Rick
So much great transferable content in this lesson, this is a master class.
Great job Brian, once again.
That’s music to my ears !!!
Thanks Brian,
Great lesson, lots of take away info.
Ray P
great stuff.
brian
what is the T Shirt ??
Nice one,, like this! also the little sister,, wonder what you think it sound closest to or can you compare?
Hated this at first but picked up my knuckles off the floor and got on with it then it grew on me like japanese knotweed , some great takeaways in there Brian .
Thanks, Brian! Nice lesson with a lot of great parts. You could call it in the style of Hubert Sumlin (maybe you’ll mention this, I just listened to the sample so far).
Great Lesson although it has different parts but very excellent for playing other forms as well.
imi
nice. I really like the guitar. it’s expensive, right?
What’s that lovely guitar?
Great lesson and great looking, sounding guitar. Hard to see the brand name on the headstock. Who makes it. Thanks, Dan
It’s a B&G Little Sister “Crossroads”
Hi Brian
I’ve been following B&G for sometime now
The Crossroads is the one I could afford
Is it as good as they look & sound ?
Anything you would want different ?
Thamx
JIm
Brian, this is yet another example of a lesson that transfers to other things I am trying to work up. This one’s going into Big Boss Man!
One word- Awesome!
wow !..that was alot to unpack in that lesson…all good!….very useful…regarding the swing rythm part in D in part 2 at about 15 mins-..I have seen this before in other lessons but never presented like that- (or maybe I finally just got it- anyway, I would love to see a micro lesson on this with more detail …great lesson..thanks
Seems to me there are possibilities of transposing into E and marrying with EP 244 .
Thanks Brian, great lesson!
-Jade B
So much packed into one lesson!!! This will keep me busy for awhile.
you are a very good teacher great on detail
Brain could you share the amp settings for this> The sound is great.
Thanks
Fred